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Wednesday 12 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
B-2
CUL15
Social Approaches to Cultural History
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Elisabeth Lobenwein : Information Transfer from Constantinople to Vienna before 1683: Actors – Strategies – Challenges Kristof Loockx : Sewers of Debauchery and Depravity? A Comparative Socioeconomic Analysis of Boston’s and Antwerp’s Sailortown, 1850-1930 Alice Reininger : The Franzenskanal. The Construction of the Tisa-Danube Canal should improve Economy in the Central Danube Basin in the End of the 18th Century. Wolfgang von Kempelen’s Steam Engine was used for Drawing Water
Wednesday 12 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
B-3
AFR01a
European Identities in Africa – Session 1: Going European
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Alexander Keese, Naïma Maggetti : What Remained of the Assimilation Paradigm? Late Colonial Senegal, Material Culture, Interaction, and Political Decolonization, 1945–1960 Eva Schalbroeck : The Unlikely ‘Fathers’ of European Identity in Belgian Colonial Africa: how Catholic Missionaries Navigated Racial Diversity and Modernity through ‘Europeanness’ Stephanie van Dam, Márcia Gonzalves & Catia Antunes : Expertise & Whiteness as Social Capital: Sir Granville St John Orde Browne’s Imperial Career, 1883-1947
Wednesday 12 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
B-4
AFR01b
European Identities in Africa – Session 2: Going African
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Julien Charnay : The « Lebanese Issue » in Dakar from the Second World War to the Independence of French West Africa (Afrique Occidentale Française). A Middlemen Minority seen from a Colonial Outlook Christoph Kalter : White Africans in Post-Imperial Europe. Identity Constructions of Former Portuguese Settlers Gabriele Montalbano : Latin Africa. An Euro-African Colonial Project. The Case of the Italian Migrants in French Protectorate of Tunisia
Thursday 13 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
B-5
LAB27
Labour in Early Modern World
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Hanna te Velde : Women and their Work Strategies in the West Part of the Early Modern Dutch Empire: the Case of Paramaribo, Suriname and its Surroundings, 1667-1792 Katrina Q. Wang : Captains in the Dutch United East India Company: the Effects of External Hiring and Internal Promotion on Performance Jeremy Young : Looking for Black Seamen in the French Maritime World
Thursday 13 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
B-6
LAB29
The Travels of Labour Law
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Nikos Potamianos : Moral Economies of the "Closed Professions", Greece 1900-1940 Suramya Thekke Kalathil : The Factories Act and Determination of Working Hours in the Madras Presidency, 1881-1947
Thursday 13 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
B-7
LAB28
Workers on Work
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Lars Christensen : Framing the Workplace: Photography as a Source for the History of Industrial Labour Maciej Duklewski : Worker Photography in Poland (1918-1945), a Comparative Perspective. Diksha Narang : From Itinerancy to Wage Labour: an Exploration of Shifting Norms of Work among Formerly Nomadic Groups in Western India Andjela Pepic : Privatization and Workers' Struggles at the European Periphery: the Case of Industrial Giants in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Thursday 13 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
B-8
LAB31
Free and Unfree
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Nayanjyoti Kalita : Impressment in a British Empire’s Frontier: Forced Labour and Administration in Colonial Lushai Hills Krista Lillemets : Modern Working Class at Large in Historical Capitalism
Friday 14 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
B-9
POL21
Contention in the Welfare State - Social Movements in 1980s Sweden
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Jenny Jansson : Actors behind Contention: Welfare State Related Protests in the 1980s Markus Lundström : When Anarchism Met Punk Hannes Rolf : The End of a Performance? Swedish Rent Strikes in the 1980s
Friday 14 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
B-10
LAB32
Human Capital and Everyday Life in Extreme Wartime Conditions (Examples of Defence Enterprises in Kazakhstan and Ural-Volga Region in Russia during World War II)
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Meruyert Doskaliyeva : Conditions of Work and Labor Organization in Defence Enterprises in the Rear during the Second World War (on Examples from Kazakhstan) Roza Zharkynbayeva : The Price of Victory: Living Conditions of Workers in Defence Enterprises of Kazakhstan during the War Years
Friday 14 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
B-11
POL20
From the Age of Revolution to the Age of Decolonization: (Re)Defining Black Freedom in the Atlantic World
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Manar Ellethy : “I Don’t Want What You Think I Want”: Black Visuality Between Freedom and Abstraction in 1960s Documentary Film Christine Mertens : “To Live and Die in the Land of their Nativity”: Negotiating Black Freedom & Movement in the Early Republic Marcella Schute : The African Apprentice Bill: A Covert Effort to Reopen the Transatlantic Slave Trade in Louisiana
Friday 14 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
B-12
POL22
Politics of Knowledge and Governance in Exceptional Times: the Nordic Model and the Managing of Peacetime Crises in a Historical (Comparative) Perspective
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Jenni Karimaki : Individual or Societal Responsibility? Politicians’ Reflections on Democracy and Crisis during Past and Present Epidemics Aura Kostiainen : Democracy, Expertise and Legalism in Political Culture of Finland
Saturday 15 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
B-13
POL24
“Heimat” and Identity in a Transforming Society. Germany since the 1970s
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Maren Hachmeister : The Home in Social Relations. What the “Old-old” Disclose about “Heimat” in a Transforming Society Christian Rau : “Bischofferode is Everywhere”? Labour Protest and “Heimat” in the Post-socialist Eichsfeld Anna Saunders : Heimat Narratives and Remembering Right-wing Violence in Post-unification Eastern Germany Johannes Schütz : Heimat, History and Identity. The Political Impact of Amateur Historical Studies in the GDR
Saturday 15 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
B-14
WOM25
Women in Business and Work
Victoriagatan 13, A252
Nuray Ocakli : Hundred and Twenty Widows in the Late Medieval Kastoria: Being a Wife, Contributing the Household Economy and Becoming the Householder Lisard Palau Elcacho : Work, Wages and Gender. Reconstructing the Women’s Work in the Cotton Industrial Colonies of Catalonia during the First Decades of the Twentieth Century Claudia Graciela Perez, Mónica Graciela Gatica : Silvina Contreras, First Woman at the Helm of the Rawson Yellow Fleet |
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